The lead-up to the Cure’s seventh album, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, released on May 25, 1987, wasn’t all that unexpected. The years and albums
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In 1996, retired Back Bay High School English teacher Judy Schreiber fondly remembered one of her senior students from the Class of ’82, telling the
Kiko is still Los Lobos’ most unusual yet satisfying album, a moment when the power and mystery of their music found their fullest flowering amid
Music lost one of its most promising talents when the Notorious B.I.G died at the age of 24 as the result of a Los Angeles
Things started getting edgy for Roxy Music just as their music became smooth as glass. Singer Bryan Ferry started Roxy Music as a prototype new
Glenn Frey had a creative mission for his first solo album, and one need look no further than the title: No Fun Aloud. “[It] was a
Rocky III arrived on May 28, 1982, as a clear change in direction for the beloved underdog franchise. The original Rocky film, released six years
Without the Fonz, There’d Be No ‘Macgyver’
The Steve Miller Band’s Book of Dreams was the culmination of what could only be called a dream period for the guitarist and his cohorts.
Peter Criss did not go into Let Me Rock You with a great deal of momentum – and this third solo album didn’t exactly help